Nasopharyngeal Lymphatics Found to Be Crucial for Cerebrospinal Fluid Outflow

Post by NoPedantsThanks » Fri, Feb 02, 2024, 6:00 PM UTC

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My dad has Parkinson's and has very poor-quality sleep. He also has had anti-snoring surgery in the past, and chronic post-nasal drip (which I also seem to have). This article raises questions in my mind as to whether any of these are related. Also interesting is this: "researchers were able to successfully modulate cervical lymphatics using phenylephrine (which activates α1-adrenergic receptors, causing smooth-muscl…

You could try other blood flow/nitric oxide enhancers, body builders use them to increase the pump https://www.ghostlifestyle.com/search?q=PUMP . Or you could drink beetroot juice a few times per week. Who knows if this will work though. I have my suspicions that inversions are very good for brain health and blood flow and I sleep better if I do yoga before bed. I quite enjoy Sivananda yoga it’s fairly easy, reminds…

Post by eurekin » Sun, Feb 04, 2024, 1:19 PM UTC

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How would that work for people with chronic stuffy nose due to stay a prior Staph infection and/or allergic reactions.

I had a runny nose most of my life - diagnosed allergies and etc. One visit in laryngologist got me thinking; he said: "It's simple. Wet wounds heal fast and well. Dry ones can even not heal at all. You have dry lung mucosa and that's why you get infected easily: it's like an open wound". He was right, after keeping > 50% humidity around myself I got better. That got me thinking of experimenting more. What if, I had…